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Boys' and Girls' Place 3rd in 1st Academy League Meet

Both the Boys' and Girls' Varsity placed 3rd in the team's first Academy League competition of the year.  The Boys' Varsity was led by Dylan Thies (7th), Cameron Knollenberg (13th), and Edward Goul (24th).  Leading the way for the girls were Sophia Witte (4th), Lili Mora (6th), and Brittany Andressoo (9th).

The Girls' JV squad finished 1st in the meet led by Campbell Moore (1st), Alejandra Garcia (2nd) and Brittany Murphy (3rd).  The Boys' JV finished 3rd with leading runners Bobby Cohen (15th), Adam Wang (16th), and Jacob Diaz (17th).
Both the Boys' and Girls' Varsity placed 3rd in the team's first Academy League competition of the year. The Boys' Varsity was led by Dylan Thies (7th), Cameron Knollenberg (13th), and Edward Goul (24th). Leading the way for the girls were Sophia Witte (4th), Lili Mora (6th), and Brittany Andressoo (9th).

The Girls' JV squad finished 1st in the meet led by Campbell Moore (1st), Alejandra Garcia (2nd) and Brittany Murphy (3rd). The Boys' JV finished 3rd with leading runners Bobby Cohen (15th), Adam Wang (16th), and Jacob Diaz (17th).
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